Veroprosentteihin

Veroprosentteihin is a Finnish linguistic form derived from the noun veroprosentti (tax rate). It is used to refer to multiple tax rates in contexts where a direction, target, or relation to rates is indicated. The phrase appears in policy and legal language in sentences such as muutokset veroprosentteihin, which translates roughly to changes to the tax rates, or veroprosentteihin liittyvät kysymykset, about matters related to tax rates.

Tax rates in Finland are defined for several categories, including income tax (municipal plus state components), value-added tax (VAT), corporate tax, property tax, and various excise duties. Rates vary by jurisdiction and policy decisions. Debates about veroprosentteihin focus on how changes to rates would affect government revenue, income distribution, economic behavior, and administrative burden.

In legislative and administrative practice, the term veroprosentteihin is most common in formal prose, budget documents, and analyses. It signals discussion about the set, change, or impact of several rates rather than a single rate.

See also veroprosentti, vero, verotus.